What is the CSU/SigEp Learning Community
It is a living-learning community, but because living-learning communities are called by so many names (Living-Learning Programs (LLP), Residential Learning Communities (RLC), Living Learning Centers (LLC), Theme Houses, and Residential Colleges), the concept becomes confusing, when in reality they all serve the same purpose.
Whatever their name living-learning communities combine curricular, co-curricular, and residential components in a purposeful way to encourage collaboration among students, faculty members, and staff to enhance students’ academic and social development.
Our members share the same academic philosophy, are committed to working diligently on the curriculum and events that focus on scholarship, leadership and the development of life skills. The refinement of these crucial skills prepare members to succeed in college and after.
There are five components that make up the CSU/SigEp learning Community:
Partners with SigEp
Balanced Man Program
The foundation for chapter experience.
Local programming insures Chapter history and traditions carry on.
Partners in CSU
Fraternity & Sorority Life
Financial Aid
/Scholarships
Learning Communities
SliCE
Faculty Volunteers
Grad Student
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Chapter House
A safe and healthy environment to grow and succeed
One of only six CSU chapters that have a house
Volunteers
A
diversified
network of mentors consisting of
:
SigEp Alumni,
CSU faculty,
Community leaders
Jenkins Family Library
Dedicated
educational space inside the chapter house
:
University Accredited
Classroom,
Leadership Classes
In order to attract the top candidates competing to enter the 25 fraternities and 23 well-established Learning Communities (LC) already on the CSU campus, The CSU SigEp LC offers a superior living environment with an unparalleled undergraduate experience that provide participants the opportunity to implement what they are learning and reward them for doing so.